AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWar & Memory: Ratko Mladić, convicted for genocide and other war crimes, died in UN custody in The Hague at 84, prompting fresh Markale anniversary commemorations in Sarajevo and renewed political backlash over Serbia’s plans for a state funeral with “highest honours.” Missing Persons & Tech: Bosnia still seeks 7,588 missing people, with modern technologies offering new hope for families and institutions. Public Safety & Justice: In Sarajevo Canton, 10 suspects from the “Catering” operation were handed to prosecutors after alleged drug-related offences and extortion, with detention pending further measures. Energy Supply Chain: ASTA Energy Solutions signed multi-year transformer-component supply agreements supporting capacity expansion across Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and other markets, as grid investment boosts demand for specialised copper winding parts. Business & Trade Links: Bosnia’s foreign trade minister reacted to Mladić’s death with a statement that drew criticism, while separate coverage highlights ongoing institutional pressures around the Srebrenica Memorial Center’s staffing and funding. Industry Watch: Investigative reporting flags illegal coal mining near Zenica, with coal reportedly sold to a major pulp and paper manufacturer, raising questions about enforcement.
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